CN106062601A - Pre-initiated optical fibers for medical applications - Google Patents
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Abstract
Embodiments of the invention include a method of initiating an optical fiber of a tip assembly to form a finished tip assembly. In some embodiments, at least a portion of a distal portion of the optical fiber is coated with an energy absorbing initiating material. In some embodiments, the initiating material is an enamel material including a mixture of brass (copper and zinc) flakes or aluminum flakes in a solution of organic solvents. After the initiating material dries, a diode laser is fired through the optical fiber. The laser energy is at least partially absorbed in the initiating material and ignites the organic solvents. This combustion melts the material of the optical fiber, and impregnates the optical fiber with the metal flakes of the initiating material. The resulting initiated optical fiber is thus permanently modified so that the energy applied through the fiber is partially absorbed and converted to heat.
Description
The cross reference of related application
This application claims the U.S. of entitled " for the pretrigger optical fiber of medical applications " submitted on February 20th, 2014
The priority that state's provisional application US 61/942,385, entire contents is hereby incorporated by by quoting as proof.
Technical field
Embodiments of the present invention relate generally to medical laser system, and start more particularly, to one
The method of the optical fiber of (initiate, enables, and starts) connector assembly.This startup method have employed metallochromy enamel or opens
Dynamic material, which results in and utilize metallic particles or the optical fiber being completed He being started of sheet metal perfusion.By metallic particles
Or sheet metal adhere to or be bonded to optical fiber be better than according to existing start-up technique by carbon substrate material, non-organic, conjunction
That become or that non-metal base pigment is filled in optical fiber adhesion or bonding.
Background technology
Laser instrument finds to be applied in various medical treatment and dental treatment process, and wherein, some modal operations include cutting
Cut, burn, sterilize or the treatment of other tissue.Specific wavelength, output and pulse width according to Laser emission, and mesh
The absorbability of mark tissue, from the different biology of soft tissue (such as muscle and skin) to sclerous tissues's (such as tooth and skeleton)
Material can be cut and burn.Although the low power laser system with 10 milliwatt output power range levels may be used for
Kill in microbe application, tissue biological's simulation application, low layer phototherapy and the application of other non-tissue destructive, but have and reach
The laser system of tens watts of output levels still may be used for these application.
Traditional laser system generally includes three critical pieces: laser medium, power supply and optics cavity or optical resonantor,
This laser medium produces laser, and this power supply transfers energy to swash to launch in the way of coherent light by the excitation laser medium needed
Light medium, this optics cavity or optical resonantor will assemble light, with the transmitting of simulated laser radiant light.Laser emission can be from ultraviolet
Line wavelength, visible light wave grow to change in the range of Infrared wavelength, and this depends on the kind of used laser medium, and
Whether this medium includes one or more gases, chemicals, dyestuff, metal vapors, and whether this laser is solid-state, or partly lead
Body etc..
The conventional laser system being suitable for surgery application generally includes above-mentioned laser energy sources and is coupled to this laser energy sources
Single handpiece (this handpiece can by practitioner manually operate).In basic enforcement, handpiece includes
Contain the connector assembly of optical fiber, this optical fiber and wave guide member optical communication, and therefore with laser energy sources optics even
Logical.The laser energy that the output end of optical fiber or output surface guiding are launched is to target tissue site, and not similar shape
The configuration of shape can produce different output profiles, including simple circular pattern.Laser emission can enter destination organization
Time middle, adaptability and the maximized any angle of comfortableness with operator guide.Use different reflector arrangements, the light ways for education
Footpath can be from connecting cable/handpiece journal offset.
The laser equipment that the many be applicable to medical applications is traditional, there is practitioner, clinician or equipment
Other user " start " demand of any new optical fiber being integrated into connector assembly.The general objectives of this start-up course is
Promoting that specific organic material or non-organic material are filled in the distal portions of optical fiber, this can cause passing through optical fiber
Being partially absorbed at least partially and be converted into heat of laser energy applied.
In that be currently known, a commonly used start-up course, it is provided that starting block, such piece is typically by soft
Wood, carbon back organic material are made.First start-up course by contacting the top surface exposed to this block by the distal portion of optical fiber.
Hereafter, laser instrument is lighted, it is allowed to optical fiber penetrates into this block or its path of burning in the block.Then, optical fiber from
The inside pull-out of this block.Laser instrument continues to be ignited until optical fiber removes from this block completely.Once optics is fine
Dimension removes from described piece, and laser is transmitted in air once, and this normally results in the distal end occurring that optical fiber is luminous
Part.Luminous distal end part shows start-up course success, and optical fiber, and therefore connector assembly is for making to be used as
Good preparation.Other start-up course being currently known follows similar agreement, but at plug (such as organic pigment) or non-have
Outside machine (synthesis), non-metal base pigment, it is also possible to use carbon back organic material.
Start-up course known to this is intended to promote that any of above-mentioned startup material irrigates the far-end to optical fiber
In part, thus promote function described above target.But, mainly lack produced by these concrete uses starting material
Point is, during their fusing (this fusing occurs during start-up course), they can not create adhesion or be bonded to glass
The good adhesion of glass or good chemical bonding.
Summary of the invention
Some embodiments of the present invention include a kind of method starting laser terminal assembly, and the method includes: provide and swash
Light connector assembly, this laser terminal assembly includes that not actuated optical fiber, not actuated optical fiber comprise distal portions, should
Distal portions includes the distal end part defining far-end;And apply starting material at least the one of distal end part
Part.Additionally, described method includes not actuated optical fiber is operatively coupled to lasing light emitter, wherein lasing light emitter is to grasp
Make with in predetermined wavelength and output power range launch laser energy.Described method also included with the time period of regulation
Lighting lasing light emitter, this causes the metal component starting material to be filled in the distal end part of optical fiber.
In some embodiments, described method includes applying to described distal end part, from far-end startup material
End is until at about 3 millimeters from described distal end.In the embodiment that some are other, start material by by not actuated
Optical fiber at least some of immerse to starting in material and apply.In some embodiments, start material to comprise and ward off
Ceramic material and base material.
Some embodiments include the enamel material containing the mixture of pyrite granule.At the embodiment that some are other
In, base material comprises at least one organic solvent.In some embodiments, organic solvent comprises dimethylbenzene, ethylbenzene and ore deposit
At least one in olein (mineral spirit, white spirit).In some embodiments, by weight, You Jirong
Agent comprises the dimethylbenzene of 1% to 10%, the ethylbenzene of 1% to 5% and the Mineral spirits of 25% to 35%.In some embodiments,
By weight, the mixture of pyrite granule comprises the copper of 5% to 35% and the zinc of 1% to 5%.In some embodiments, ward off
Ceramic material comprises metal dust or metallic pigments.In the embodiment that some are other, metal dust or metallic pigments comprise aluminum
Powder.
In certain embodiments of the present invention, start material to be dried at least in part.Additionally, at some embodiments
In, start material and be dried the time period between about 5 minutes to 15 minutes.Some embodiments of the present invention are also included in and open
The distal end part of abluent cleaning optical fiber is utilized before the application of dynamic material.In some embodiments, abluent
Comprise isopropanol.In the embodiment that some are other, base material is flammable and inflammable in atmosphere.
In the embodiment that some are other, lasing light emitter is diode laser source, and this diode laser source structure is for launching
Go out to have about 400 nanometers to about 1500 nanometer wavelength range and about 0.4 watt of swashing to about 2.5 watts of output power ranges
Light energy.In some embodiments, lasing light emitter is ignited about 10 seconds time intervals to about 20 seconds scopes.
Some embodiments of the present invention include the distal end part utilizing predetermined abluent cleaning optical fiber, and
And check chip or the crack of distal end part.
When read in conjunction with the accompanying drawings, by referring to the following detailed description, embodiments of the present invention can be best understood.
Accompanying drawing explanation
Referring to the drawings, the these and other feature of the present invention will be apparent from, in the accompanying drawings:
Fig. 1 is to illustrate the axle survey solid that connector assembly stands to realize start-up course according to certain embodiments of the present invention
Figure;
Fig. 2 is the side profile figure of the connector assembly shown in Fig. 1, according to certain embodiments of the present invention, depict by
The distal end part of its optical fiber utilizes and starts material japanning or smear;
Fig. 3 is analogous to the side profile figure of the connector assembly shown in Fig. 2, according to certain embodiments of the present invention, retouches
Paint the result lighted by the optical fiber during its start-up course by the laser energy sources being operatively coupled to connector assembly;
And
Fig. 4 is analogous to the side profile figure of the connector assembly shown in Fig. 2 and Fig. 3, according to certain embodiments of the present invention,
Depict the optical fiber after the start-up course on optical fiber completes.
Identical reference number numeral is used, with the element that instruction is similar in accompanying drawing and detailed description.
Detailed description of the invention
Some embodiments of the present invention include a kind of method of optical fiber starting connector assembly, the process employs
Comprise the startup material of metallochromy enamel, and more specifically, employ that to be at least partially dispersed at least one inflammable (i.e.
Flammable) mixture of metallic particles in solvent.Some embodiments have been included in and have made in the optical fiber started
With the embodiment of above-mentioned startup material, can irrigate with metallic particles or sheet metal at connector assembly.By metallic particles or
Sheet metal adhere to or be bonded to optical fiber can at least equal to or be better than being poured into end according to existing start-up technique
Carbon substrate material or anorganic, synthesis, the adhesion of non-metal base pigment or bonding.
In some embodiments, start-up course can be by supplier or connector assembly manufacturer or medical laser device
Manufacturer complete, connector assembly by this medical laser device provide (the i.e. other-end of doctor, clinicist or laser equipment
User is equipped with the connector assembly of pretrigger).By this way, terminal use obtains from the burden that must complete start-up course
Alleviate, thus avoid the probability completing this process on this connector assembly inadequately further.
Referring now to accompanying drawing, accompanying drawing shown only for explanation embodiments of the present invention rather than in order to limit this
A little embodiments.Fig. 1 depicts connector assembly 10, and this connector assembly can stand the start-up course completed according to the present invention.
In some embodiments, connector assembly 10 can comprise elongated optical fiber 12, lasso 14 and metal elongated, tubulose and protects
Set or metal canula 16, this protective metal shell or metal canula have the generally circular horizontal stroke prominent from an end of lasso 14
Cross section structure.In certain embodiments of the present invention, optical fiber 12 can be advanced by sleeve pipe 16, as will the most more
As describing in detail.As in figure 2 it is shown, lasso 14 make the end that sleeve pipe 16 is relative from the end that lasso is prominent may be adapted to can
It is operatively coupled to wave guide member 18, this wave guide member and then lasing light emitter can be operatively coupled to.
As from Fig. 1 to Fig. 4 and as mentioned above it is readily apparent that the most in some embodiments, sleeve pipe 16 can be at end
A part for optical fiber 12 is accommodated in assembly 10.More specifically, in some embodiments, optical fiber 12 can be connected to
The remainder of connector assembly 10, thus the distal portions 20 of optical fiber 12 is from (this end, distant place, end, distant place of sleeve pipe 16
It is arranged to from lasso 14 farthest) prominent.This prominent distal portions 20 of optical fiber 12 also defines distal end part
22, in some embodiments, the radius of this distal end part is less than the radius of the remainder of distal portions 20.Additionally,
In some embodiments, distal end part 22 can limit output surface or the distal end 24 of optical fiber 12.According to
Known technology, optical fiber 12 can be made up of extruded glass (such as silicon dioxide).
As it has been described above, in some embodiments, the lasso 14 of connector assembly 10 may be adapted to reversibly couple and/joint
To wave guide member 18.Such as, in some embodiments, the lasso 14 of connector assembly 10 may be adapted to repeatedly connect with wave guide member 18
Close and disengage.In some embodiments, connector assembly 10 is connected to wave guide member 18 and then can promote the light of connector assembly 10
Learn fiber 12 and be coupled to lasing light emitter.In this respect, connector assembly 10 is utilized to be connected to wave guide member 18, in some embodiments,
The transmitting of lasing light emitter can promote that Laser energy transmission is to optical fiber 12 and through optical fiber.Additionally, in order to promote this
Completing (it will be described in greater detail below) of the start-up course of invention, in some embodiments, lasing light emitter can be
Exercisable diode laser in the wave-length coverage of about 400 nanometers to about 1500 nanometers, and output power range
Can be between about 0.4 watt to about 2.5 watt.
In certain embodiments of the present invention, before end is connected to handpiece 12, the startup method of the present invention or
Start-up course can start together with the cleaning of the distal portions 20 of connector assembly 10.Some embodiments include containing isopropyl
The abluent of alcohol.In other embodiments, it is possible to use other alcohol radical cleaning agent.In the embodiment that some are other,
Abluent can comprise distilled water.
In certain embodiments of the present invention, cleaning can follow hard on energy absorption is started material 26 apply to
Optical fiber 12, and the predetermined portions particularly applied to its distal end part 22 or presumptive area, including distal end
Portion 24.In some embodiments, start material 26 can be in the solution comprising organic solvent comprise pyrite (copper and
Zinc) enamel material of mixture of powder/pigment or latten(-tin).In some embodiments, by weight, organic solvent is permissible
Including the mixed xylenes (dimethylbenzene) in the range of between about 1% to about 10%;Scope between about 1% to about 5%
Interior ethylbenzene;And/or the Mineral spirits in the range of between about 25% to about 35%.In some embodiments, by weight,
Pyrite pigment can comprise between about 5% to about 35% in the range of copper, and between about 1% to about 5% in the range of
Zinc.But, in some embodiments, be included in the brass powder/pigment started in material 26 can at random use aluminium powder/
Pigment or another kind of metal dust/pigment replace, without departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention.
In some embodiments, any startup material 26 used in the startup method of the present invention will have specifically
Feature or characteristic.Such as, in some embodiments, this feature or characteristic can include that starting material 26 can adhere to dioxy
SiClx.Additionally, at some in other embodiment, this feature or characteristic can include that starting material 26 relies on heat resolve energy
Biocompatible ability.Additionally, in the embodiment that some are other, this feature or characteristic can be included in about 940 nanometers
Wavelength laser emission under start the ability of material 26 and silicon dioxde reaction.In some embodiments, this can be at light
The inside learning fiber 12 creates the semitransparent layer that can not remove, and it adds under the laser emission of the phase co-wavelength of about 940 nanometers
Heat.As copper therein, aluminum or other metal ingredient can include the tendency of precipitation (settle).In some embodiments,
For starting method, it is important that start material 26 the most mixed uniformly (to prevent from keeping appointing of startup material 26
Precipitation at the bottom of what container).In the case of several connector assemblies 10 use the startup method tandem promoter of the present invention,
In some embodiments, any container starting material 26 is kept to may reside within plate agitator or plate blender, to prevent
Start any separation of material 26.
In certain embodiments of the present invention, it is used for promoting to apply the optics to connector assembly 10 fine by starting material 26
The process of dimension 12 can be immersion process.More specifically, in some embodiments, the distal end part 22 of optical fiber 12
Can be next to about 1 millimeter of degree of depth to about 3 millimeters of scopes by first distal end 24 being positioned in startup material 26
Immerse.Then, connector assembly 10 can be positioned in exsiccator frame, wherein the distal end part immersed of optical fiber 12
22 down, thus start material 26 and may collect on distal end 24.In some embodiments, although about 15 can be spent
Minute time guarantee to be dried and be basically completed, and without acceleration, start material 26 and still can spend be dried for about 5 minutes.
But, in some embodiments, hot air dryer or heating gun can be used to accelerate dry run.In this respect, air
Exsiccator can not remove any startup material 26 from the distal end part 22 of optical fiber 12.In some embodiments, exist
Exsiccator frame is configured to simultaneously keep any number of connector assembly 10. in some embodiments, is starting
After material 26 has been dried, inspection can be selectively accomplished.Such as, checking process can be included in 100 times of situations of amplification
Lower seizure is dried the image starting material 26, to guarantee its integrity and completeness.Fig. 2 irises out dry the opening of region description
Dynamic material 26 is coated in the big of distal end 24 and the distal end part 22 of optical fiber 12 that extends from distal end 24
On a section of about 2-3 millimeter.
Some embodiments include the next step of startup method, and connector assembly 10 is operatively coupled in the method
Wave guide member 18.As previously described, this coupling promotes the optical fiber 12 of connector assembly 10 and is operatively coupled to
Lasing light emitter.In some embodiments, lasing light emitter could be arranged to about 0.4 watt of output to about 2.5 watts of continuous waves
Scope (utilizes corrected power meter and sensor measurement) at the output of wave guide member 10.In certain embodiments of the present invention,
Selected specific output can be understood as depending on the diameter of the optical fiber 12 of the connector assembly 10 that will start and
Other dimensional parameters.
In certain embodiments of the present invention, startup method step subsequently can include that lasing light emitter is ignited about 15
The time period of second (+/-about 5 seconds), thus transfer its energy to the distal end 24 of end 10.During this starts, apply
Startup material 26 in the distal end part 22 of optical fiber 12 can be lighted and burn.Specifically, some embodiment party
In formula, start-up course can burn almost 100% of the solution in the transparent substrates being included in above-mentioned startup material 26.At this
In some bright embodiments, during start-up course, laser energy can absorb (example in starting material 26 at least in part
As, the absorbance of the absorbance of about 5% to about 95%).In some embodiments, the luminous energy absorbed can be lighted
The solvent of bright substrate.In some embodiments, light and burn and can melt partial optical fiber 12, and utilize startup material
Metal (such as copper, the aluminum etc.) powder of material 26/pigment perfusion optical fiber 12.In some embodiments, started or state
Connector assembly 10 after process, and its optical fiber 12 particularly initially being covered by startup material 26 or being coated
The section of distal end part 22 can for good and all be modified, thus the energy applied by optical fiber 12 is partially absorbed also
And it is converted into heat.
In some embodiments, Fig. 3 iris out the region description various enforcements in the startup method according to the present invention
The distal end part 22 of the optical fiber 12 in the start-up course of mode.In certain embodiments of the present invention, started
Successfully visually indicating of journey can be included in observation halation at the distal end part 22 of optical fiber 12 (glow, luminous) 28
The ability of (such as, orange halation).
In certain embodiments of the present invention, after Fig. 2 starts as above, the optical fiber 12 of connector assembly 10
Can allow to cool down several seconds.Hereafter, the burned material of residual can utilize dry napkin or sponge or utilize steaming
Distilled water or other suitable clean solution any (such as isopropanol, acetone, other alcohol and organic solvent) are from optical fiber 12
Distal end part 22 removes.According to some embodiments of startup method, the region description start-up course of irising out of Fig. 4 completes
The distal end part 22 of end 10 afterwards.
In certain embodiments of the present invention, after the completing of above-mentioned cleaning, started or after state processing
Connector assembly 10, and optical fiber the most therein 12 (can include distal end at distal end part 22
24) optionally check, to check chip or crack.Under conditions of optional checking process can be included in amplification 100 times
The image of the end after the state processing of capture optical fiber 12.In some embodiments, the distal end of optical fiber 12
Portion's part 22 and the bubbling of embedded pyrite, aluminum or other metal or expansion are normal, can occur, and may be
It is observed during inspection.
Some other embodiment can include start-up course, eliminates drying steps in this start-up course, and
In this start-up course the igniting of lasing light emitter can start material 26 remain wet time occur.In some embodiments,
Although the distal end part 22 of optical fiber 12 remains impregnated in the container starting material 26, but the igniting of laser instrument is still
Can occur potentially,.
Will be understood by by those skilled in the art, although the present invention already in connection with specific embodiment and
Example is described above, but the present invention is not necessarily limited to this, and many other embodiment, example, user
Method, it is intended to be contained by appending claims from amendment and the modification of described embodiment, example and using method.The present invention
Various feature and advantage illustrate in the dependent claims.
Claims (20)
1. the method starting laser terminal assembly, including:
Thering is provided the laser terminal assembly including not actuated optical fiber, described not actuated optical fiber includes distal portions, institute
State distal portions and include distal end part, the partially defined distal end of described distal end;And
At least some of of material applying extremely described distal end part will be started;
Operatively described not actuated optical fiber is coupled to lasing light emitter, operates described lasing light emitter with in predetermined wavelength and output
Laser energy is launched in power bracket;And
Described lasing light emitter is lighted so that the metal component of described startup material is filled into described optics between at predetermined intervals
In the described distal end part of fiber.
2. the method described in claim 1, wherein, from described distal end until inciting somebody to action at about 3 millimeters from described distal end
Described startup material applies to described distal end part.
3. the method described in claim 1, wherein, by opening described at least some of immersion of described not actuated optical fiber
Dynamic material applies described startup material.
4. the method described in claim 1, wherein, described startup material includes enamel material and base material.
5. the method described in claim 4, wherein, described enamel material comprises the mixture of pyrite granule.
6. the method described in claim 4, wherein, described enamel material comprises at least one organic solvent.
7. the method described in claim 6, wherein, described organic solvent comprises at least in dimethylbenzene, ethylbenzene and Mineral spirits
Kind.
8. the method described in claim 6, wherein, by weight, described organic solvent comprises the dimethylbenzene of 1% to 10%, and 1%
To the ethylbenzene of 5%, and the Mineral spirits of 25% to 35%.
9. the method described in claim 5, wherein, by weight, the mixture of described pyrite granule comprises 5% to 35%
Copper, and the zinc of 1% to 5%.
10. the method described in claim 4, wherein, described enamel material comprises metal dust or metallic pigments.
Method described in 11. claim 10, wherein, described metal dust or described metallic pigments comprise aluminium powder.
Method described in 12. claim 1, wherein, before lighting described lasing light emitter, is dried described startup material at least in part
Material.
Method described in 13. claim 12, wherein, described startup material is dried between about 5 minutes to about 15 minutes
Time period.
Method described in 14. claim 1, also includes:
Before applying described startup material, cleaning agent is utilized to clean the described distal end part of described optical fiber.
Method described in 15. claim 14, wherein, described cleaning agent includes isopropanol.
Method described in 16. claim 4, wherein, described base material be in atmosphere can light and be inflammable.
Method described in 17. claim 1, wherein, described lasing light emitter is diode laser source, and this diode laser source structure is
Launch and there is about 400 nanometers to about 1500 nanometer wavelength range and about 0.4 watt to about 2.5 watts of output power ranges
Laser energy.
Method described in 18. claim 1, wherein, described lasing light emitter is with the time in the range of about 10 seconds to about 20 seconds
Interval is lit.
Method described in 19. claim 1, also includes:
The described distal end part of described optical fiber is cleaned with predetermined cleaning agent;And
Check described distal end part, to check chip or crack.
Method described in 20. claim 19, wherein, described cleaning agent comprises distilled water.
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